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I think I'm onto something myself: Copyright infringement. Suing for unauthorized use. :mad:

I am trying to appreciate either exactly how hard, or how easy, that particular connection came to you.

What total Heroique Horseshoe horseshit!*

When I was regressed several years ago I discovered that it was not the Anasazi, but I, who 500 years previous painted these images. It was an immature...

Drew, that fellow, for as much as I know of the event, appears to have handled the situation as admirably as possible under the circumstances. It could have been me!





Horseshoe Canyon is a...

That may be true these days with faux record setters all over the place, but when I pioneered that particular activity on nearly every trail in the central and southern Sierra in the early 80s, I can...

I said 'bringing'. I meant 'packing'. Sorry for any confusion.

Many of those PCT and JMT thru–hikers are not experienced either in the Sierra or the outdoors in general. In any case, you'd probably be better served by just bringing Drew with you. ;)

Sheesh …so, so needy. I wouldn't dare call such a walk "soloing". Many travel by themselves these days. Better company perhaps.

I have nighted a few times in the High Sierra with nothing but a...

The SEKI situation is what I was referring to, though I couldn't find the article link of a couple years back on the their site that explained their position on the over use of beacons.

Two very...

That may be the case in OZ, or anywhere for that matter, but we have the opposite consequence resulting from PLB use here in our wilderness areas. People over-use them, tripping them for relatively...

Hey Bill, don't knock it till you've tried it. :D

I just replaced all my emergency repair duck tape and duct tape with Gorilla Tape, on the grounds that it is superior, particularly in water. What thinks you, tape gurus?

We used to refer to Shadow lake as the "ghetto", in the "good ol' days" before trail head quotas. It was over camped and smoky in the quiet hours. No experienced hiker/mountaineers ever stayed there,...

Caffeine used to be a required part of every climbing guide's kit, before the introduction of more exotic and injectable solutions. It was used to get tired client's asses in gear. Not a coffee...

I've had Clif bars. Grubs have to be better than those.

Having followed a number of links over the past few years to "Backpacking Light", I am continually pissed off by their marketing scheme requiring payment to read information which can be found...